How to distinguish Tissot watches from fake

1.Look at the movement.

First of all, it is necessary to be very familiar with the model of the movement used in the real watch and the movement logo, so that if you encounter a fake watch with a transparent caseback, you can distinguish the authenticity at a glance. Secondly, it is necessary to carefully observe the words of the movement, the engraving of the words of the genuine movement is clear and beautiful, while the fake watch is rough and unaesthetic. Finally, it is necessary to have an in-depth understanding of the performance of the movement, such as the winding method (manual or automatic, unidirectional or bidirectional), the sound of the movement running time, etc.

2.Change the label after reading.

To look at the factory label on the back of the watch, usually the brand logo will be on the label of the famous watch, and there is an identification of the number of watch models. Some watches also have a laser laser on the back label.

3.Look at the subtle parts of the appearance.

First of all, we must carefully observe the appearance of the watch, including the polishing of the appearance: see if the polishing technique of the watch is delicate, the polishing of famous watches is very particular, and the craftsmanship of fake watches is far from it. Font:

The font of the real watch is full, while the fake watch looks lacking in confidence. Function: Most fake watches will work the function, which is the breakthrough to see through the fake watch.

Many fake watches function as decorations (e.g. moon phases, perpetual calendars, tourbillons, etc.) but do not actually have this function. Hands: Genuine hands can be distinguished from fakes in terms of length, thickness, shape and material.

For example, the "blued steel hands" often used in luxury watches are a rich dark blue color of the hands of real watches, which are fired by a complex process, while the blue of fake watches is brushed up. Dial: The common dial techniques of high-end watches include enamel, guilloché, metal radiant dial, shell dial, etc., and some watches also have their own unique technology, such as Rolex's computer disk, Cadia's pure gold-plated silver-plated engraved disk, etc.

Diamond and setting process: Look at the setting process, the quality and size of the diamond.

4.Look at the watch glass.

The glass of most watches is made of sapphire crystal glass, and the easiest way to distinguish it is to tap the glass surface with your finger, and a real sapphire crystal will make a crisp sound.

5.Look at the numeric number identification.

If you look carefully at all the numerical markings on the back of the watch, the fake watch is usually irregular, and even does not correspond to the number of digits of the real watch. The real watch is individually numbered.

6.Look at the icon imprint.

These include strap imprints, clasp imprints, case back imprints, lug imprints, as well as motif and numerals characteristic of gold watches.

7.Look at the hidden places.

Look at all the edges and corners, such as the inside of the strap (the head is numbered). These are the hardest things to do with fake watches, and the easiest for buyers to overlook.

8.Look at the traditional craftsmanship.

These are traditional techniques, such as the shaping of the screws, the polishing and engraving of the case back, and the special marking of some Manufactures for their watches.

9.Look at the strap.

The belts of the Haute Watches are made of high-quality alligator leather, hand-stitched and of the highest quality.

10.Look at the watch box and certificates.

The value of a luxury watch is also reflected in the workmanship of the box, which is a very sophisticated case and the certificate is printed with the model number and the unique serial number of the watch, which we call "birth paper". Some certificates will have pinhole technology to stamp the watch's number on the certificate to prevent counterfeiting.

How to tell if a Tissot watch is genuine.